Thank you. He was a good man, and that was him to the letter.

Thank you. Hopefully he’s running free now too ❤️

Thank you for this, and I’m sorry we’ve found ourselves in similar circumstances. Your post was very helpful and thoughtful, and I appreciate it. ❤️

Thank you ❤️

Thank you, DG. It hasn’t really set in yet.

Thank you, Kitten ❤️

Thank you ❤️

My sister and I had nagged him for years to wear his seatbelt, but this is so him. Stubborn, foolishly sweet young man. I loved him to pieces.

This was so touching, it made me cry. Thank you ❤️

Thank you. It still doesn’t feel real.

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Thank you ❤️

Thank you, Jinni ❤️

My brother was killed in a wreck on Wednesday. He was 29. He was a good man, with a big heart. He overcame a lot of obstacles and had gotten his life headed the way he wanted to go, and then he swerved to miss a dog in the road. Just like that, one thing, and he’s gone.

“The folks who were offended allowed those words to have power over them.”

“Muck intended no offense with his words — he said as much — and that should’ve been enough for those who found themselves offended”

Fondant is a fon-don’t, as I like I say.

I typed out a few different responses and then deleted them because they were so inadequate. This whole situation...the guns, the violence, the president, the normalized bigotry and hatred in this country, everything...just sucks.

I’m no fan of all involuntary psych holds (having been subjected to a few of them), but in this particular case it may have been valid. I’ve seen it reported that the brother was threatening to harm himself, and a 72-hour hold for evaluation and establishment of psych care, if warranted, is standard in that case. It…

It was a little startling to see the word that he used, but I do think it was clearly satire and undeserving of a ban.